Here are several reputable Malaysian companies that offer professional close protection / VIP bodyguard services. I’ve listed what they advertise, where they operate, and one citation per entry so you can check details and contact them directly. I recommend verifying licensing (Private Agencies Act / KDN registration), asking for references, and requesting a written security plan and personnel CVs before hiring.

1. Total High Security Services Sdn. Bhd. — Executive protection, advance planning, VIP details (Kuala Lumpur region). Contact via office phone shown on site. (thss.com.my)

2. Global Marque Asia (GMA) — Private bodyguard + chauffeur, 24/7 VIP protection and bespoke close protection packages (Petaling Jaya / Selangor). Phone and office address listed on site. (gma.my)

3. MVD International — Close protection / executive protection operatives, emergency response, security drivers and event protection. Positions itself for high‑profile clients. (mvdinternational.my)

4. Karokam Sdn. Bhd. — Close protection / VIP bodyguard services; long experience, nationwide coverage out of Kuala Lumpur. Brochures and contact info on website. (karokam.com.my)

5. Nemesis Security — VIP & executive protection, secure transport and event security; offers threat assessment and crisis response. (nemesissecurity.com.my)

6. G.T. Security Services Sdn. Bhd. — KDN‑licensed bodyguards (notes former police/military personnel), close protection, armed/unarmed options and travel protection across major Malaysian cities. (gtsecurity.com.my)

7. Empire Eagle Security — Personal armed plain‑clothes bodyguards, driver/bodyguard services and family protection across Malaysia. (empireeagle.com.my)

8. Blue I Security — Executive protection programs, armed/unarmed options, training and rates posted on site (Kuala Lumpur). (blueicorp.com)

Extra notes and hiring checklist

• Licensing: Confirm the company is registered under Malaysia’s private security regulations and has KDN/Ministry approvals where required. Many professional firms state this on their websites (ask for documentation). (gtsecurity.com.my)
• Personnel: Request CVs, proof of prior police/military experience (if claimed), medical/first‑aid qualifications, and local permits for armed operatives. (mvdinternational.my)
• References & contracts: Ask for recent client references, an example protection plan, insurance details and a written contract covering scope, hours, backup teams and cancellation. (gma.my)
• Compare quotes: Rates vary by threat level, armed vs unarmed, number of operatives, and travel needs — get at least 2–3 proposals.

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow these to companies with the best recent reviews (I can look up Google/Facebook reviews and news).
• Provide direct contact details and phone numbers for any 3 firms you pick.
• Draft a short list of questions to send them when requesting proposals.

Which of the above would you like me to check further (reviews, exact contact info, or quotes)?